New York is affordable if you don't live in Manhattan.
+1, Where are you living now that makes your parents want to move to America?
New York is affordable if you don't live in Manhattan.
249 euros is $330 US. 300 bucks a month won't get you jack shit anywhere in the country, sorry. You can expect to pay at least 600-800/month for anything half-decent pretty much anywhere in the country, with some exceptions where even 800 won't get you anything.
An apartment is a flat man. A big building where multiple families pay rent to stay there. A house is a single plot of land you own (or sometimes rent I guess). Oregon, North Carolina and New Hampshire are at the top of my list for US states. The first and land are quite chilly with access to water (Oregon is west coast though). North Carolina is warm and nice, cheap land, access to a nice beach... Yup. USA is a great place to live and I welcome you, but just make sure you leave Socialism wherever you came from![]()
Currently, I live in Gran Canaria, a Spanish island outside North of Africa.+1, Where are you living now that makes your parents want to move to America?
Thanks for clearing up that part.
Then yeah, I live in a house.
I've just been looking at California, which don't seem to bad at house prices.
My dad seem to like :
California (like the only place on the western part), other than that, he seemed to mention places around, Miami, Orlando, New Orleans, pretty much near the shore.
Ohh, I wasn't bragging about what we owned, not at all!
I'm sorry if that's what you thought I was doing, I'm just kind of erm, well, excited.
Currently, I live in Gran Canaria, a Spanish island outside North of Africa.
Quite expencive when it comes to houses, but rather cheap when it comes to food.
But we're from Norway.
(I've moved about 8 times so far in my life, and I'm 17, I guess my parents likes to do different things)
Ohh, and I'm dead bored of Gran Canaria!
I would stay where your at.![]()
Do NOT go to those cities as they are a natural disaster area..New Orleans is horrible it is below sea level and its just a garbage city
Well, I don't think they wanted to move anywhere to cold (I don't mind the cold at all).
But I can't say anything bad about places in America, as I've never been there![]()
Well tell me would your parents rather be cold in America, Or have yourhouse swept away by a Hurricane, Just a recommendation to think about
Move to California or New York.
I think the second one.
So, hmm, how are Americans towards people from other places?
(Like, let's say, someone from Norway(like me))
"for the most part", made me laugh, don't know why..Lol I hope so.
And also in my school like foreign exchange students are treated well; for the most part...I think there will be no trouble.
The only thing i would look out for is Obesity that S*it will pj you, and McDonald's will get 99 thieving off from you so watch out![]()
I did look at South Carolina, but when I'm trying to browse like prices on houses, they keep asking for "where?", which I would have no idea about.He said not on the west coast. I would say one of the Carolinas. Fair weather most of year, not expensive to live.
"for the most part", made me laugh, don't know why..
Well, I'm not fat, not at all, and I like to stay active, so I think I'll be fine.
..Canada?![]()
Since when is Florida expensive? It's only expensive if you live right by the beach, anywhere inland is normal priced.
Doh!
Thanks for clearing that up.. I don't know why I thought it was expencive, I guess it's because it's like a "vacation" spot.
Why you wanna move to such an awful place?
I guess for the adventure of doing something different.
We also talked about Australia (which I probably prefer), but my parents both seem to be agreeing on America.
I'm not going to have much to say in this, but I really dislike Gran Canaria, just getting off the island would be a big +.

